Founded in 1987 to solve dust problems in plastic manufacturing, Lancaster-based Pelletron Corporation engineers pneumatic conveying systems and DeDuster® equipment for dry bulk materials. Its Kinetic Gravity DeDuster® helped establish the company’s specialty in removing dust, streamers and other contaminants from plastic pellets, while its Bulkmatology® team now develops custom conveying technologies and components. Pelletron also operates pelletroneurope GmbH in Germany and supports customers through testing, engineering studies and toll cleaning in the United States and Europe.
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Flexicon CorporationSince its founding in New Jersey in 1974, Flexicon Corporation has built its name around solving difficult bulk-material flow problems for manufacturers. The Bethlehem-based company now operates manufacturing facilities on four continents and draws on more than 50 years of experience to design and make equipment for handling materials such as food powders and industrial minerals. Its systems are backed by a lifetime performance guarantee.BETHLEHEM, PA
Polymag® TekFounded in Rochester in 1990 to improve magnetic-tape production, Polymag® Tek now manufactures custom web, sheet and process-roll cleaning systems that remove contamination during manufacturing, along with static-control equipment. The company builds all of its equipment in the United States and has deployed more than 1,500 cleaners worldwide, tailoring systems for tight spaces, OEM integration and aftermarket upgrades. Its in-house engineering and manufacturing team supports customers from contamination diagnosis through installation and ongoing service.ROCHESTER, NY
Pentek, IncSince 1981, Pentek, Inc. has manufactured and engineered dustless surface-decontamination equipment and processes for hazardous commercial, industrial and nuclear work. The Coraopolis company’s specialty is a single-step system that removes, collects and packages waste while built-in controls limit dust and worker exposure. Its roots trace to the need for nuclear-grade cleanup technology identified after the 1979 Three Mile Island accident, and its equipment has since been used across nuclear weapons and utility sites as well as DOD projects.CORAOPOLIS, PA
Aerodyne EnvironmentalFounded in 1949 as Aerodyne Development Corporation, Chagrin Falls-based Aerodyne Environmental designs and manufactures cyclone dust collectors and dry material-handling valves for industrial air pollution control and product recovery. Its compact GPC and horizontal cyclone designs are built for tight spaces and difficult dusts, while its engineering team provides application-specific system evaluations and custom fabrication. Aerodyne shares its home facility with sister company Abanaki Corporation and has staff members with 15 to 30 years of experience in dust control and maintenance.CHAGRIN FALLS, OH